Carroll High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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McKinney Predicts Great Teams FOOTBALL CARROLL OPPONENT | 13 Norwell 6 13 Eastside 14 6 East Noble 34 Heritage 14 14 Garrett 36 13 Leo 21 7 Woodlan 22 34 Homestead 21 Churubusco 5 wins 4 losses Opposite page: Varsity Team— Row One; Dan Esterline, Mark Loe, Jeff Meeks, Cris Dillman, Al Keuhnert, Doug Pearson, Randy Frane, Mike Hoopengardner, Monte Diffendarfer, Kevin Cool, Will Wise. Row Two: Chuck Phelps, Dan Merriman, Chuck Jordan, Ron Fritz, Jim Gor- don, Rob Colcord, Ken Merriman, Rob Dincoff, Dave Mauzy, Brad Smith, Paul Martin. Row Three: Asst. Coach Fox, Tone Schortgen, Bud Scoins, Kevin Kolmerten, Rick Faylor, Brad Wilcox, John Wiehe, Steve Faurote, David Kruse, Charlie Schortgen, Mike Crawford, Coach McKinney. Center: All Conference Steve Fau- rote Tone Schortgen (MVP), Hon. Mention- Rob Colcord, Co-Captains, Al Kuehnert Brad Wilcox. Bottom Left: Coach McKmney antici- pates next play. Bottom Right: Is this the right field? This Page: Top, Carroll ' s magnificent stadium at night. Upper Center: The thrill of a strong defense. Lower Center: The a gony of winning!! Bottom: The ultimate goal . . . Touchdownl C 5 c 7S 109

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Five Out Of Nine . . —Not Bad— Although the Carroll Charger Football Team, under Head Coach George McKlnney and Assistant Coach Ed Fox, began the season slowly, it came on stronger with each succeeding game. Dazzling runs and daring passes brought the CHS fans roaring to their feet. Two of the highlights of the season were when the Chargers shut-out a top contender for the ACAC crown, the Homestead Spartans, by a score of 34-0 and when the tough East Noble Knights tumbled to defeat on the Charger ' s field, 6-0. The offensive backfield was controlled by Sopho- mores, but the defensive team had more Seniors than any other football squad in Charger histor y. The team compiled a record of 5 wins and 4 losses, and two school records were broken. Tone Schortgen scored the Most Touchdowns in a Season with 13, which was also the most touchdowns scored by any- one in the Conference. Rob Colcord became the new owner of the Most Tackles in a Season with 146. Tone Schortgen and Steve Faurote were voted to the All-Conference Team with Rob Colcord being awarded Honorable Mention. Coach McKinney anticipates the next four seasons as having the promise of great teams, providing lots of action and thrills for Carroll football fans.

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pr ' jrrfnptfflOTnniifiiwiiininiPiiiiTiaiiiiiTi;: i The Reserve Chargers ended their season with a 2 win-5 loss record. The 2 wins came with a forfeit by the Harding Hawks and a hard-fought decision over the Norwell Knights, 14-6. Left to Right. First Row: Curt Benson, Gary Timmerman, Lynn Zehr, Doyle Rhodes, Mike Hoopengardner, Leon Garoufalis, Gary Branning, Dave Maggert, Mark Simpson. Second Row: Kevin Cool, Ted Giant, Tom Gump, Nick Nakos, Chuck Didion, Ron Fritz, Tim Butzow, Dan Oih- wine, Tim Gump, mgr. Third Row: Coach Bordner, Mike Bair, Pat Colcord, Randy Jones, Chris Schortgen, John Herder, Jeff Allen, Steve Hack- ett. Will Wise, Bill Ostrander, Jack Schaffer, mgr. The CHS Freshman team ended its season with a perfect 7-0 record, it is the best season that any football team has ever had at Carroll. Coach Keefer credited the good hard-nosed defense for the success of the season. Left to Right. First Row: Tim Hatfield, mgr., Jeff Waters, Dan Kerr, Greg Shipper, Scott Susens, Kerry Shank, Craig Wort, Roger Ripley, Bob Jennings, Dan Roth, Eric Spade, Don Smith, Jim Ross, mgr. Second Row; Coach Keefer, Mike Bair, Matt Price, Dane Butzow, Greg Vickery, Kevin Ducy, Stuart Hamilton, Todd Shirk, Jeff Warner, Jeff Frane, Jud Carey. Third Row; Mark Till, Dean Bratmueller, Phil Baker, Perry Bles- sing, Bill Bishop, Lenny Shank, Scott Simpson, Rick Myers, Jeff Ahmann, Jeff Krimple, Joe Hartman. 110